In literature, the word "repast" is employed to evoke a specific, often ritualistic quality surrounding a meal. Writers use it to describe settings that range from the humble, plain fare that underscores simplicity and daily sustenance ([1], [2]) to the ornate, sumptuous feasts that suggest indulgence and excess ([3], [4]). Its use frequently marks moments of transition or camaraderie, whether as a backdrop for reflective conversation after dining ([5], [6]) or as a catalyst for action in narrative turning points ([7]). This deliberate choice of diction infuses scenes with a timeless formality and a subtle cultural resonance that enriches the reader’s experience.